"... and finally" Topic

When you play a difficult activation to swap the position of regular units in a box (keeping the same facing) do you have to succeed with just the unit you are moving forward/backward or with both units ?

We played that if the single unit making the call passed, then the other unit would shuffle out of the way but not sure this is right.

Hi Mark, no both need to pass the same test- play one card and both must pass.

It's also worth knowing that units can't exchange places when in an enemy zone of control.

Best, Simon

Got it.

Thanks again.

Mark

Sorry Simon, I am being really thick on this one. So, you want to change places in a box, a difficult activation. Neither unit has activated before in this turn. What do you do? Draw one card, or draw two? I assume from above you draw one. Is that right? If one or both units have activated before, the card drawn must be 2 higher than the higherst of thie cards previously drawn in this turn. Is this right?

Confused of Suffolk!

Hi Mollinary, yes you draw a single card for both units; it works or it doesn't. A three pip card would succeed (unless a deep unit is involved).

If one unit had activated previously, let's say one has a five pip card already behind it, and the other a three, then you'd need to play a difficult activation card that would work for both- in this case a seven pip (unless deep).

So yes I think you have it. :-)

BEst, Simon

Whoopee! I got it right! Do I get a medal or a paper hat?

Best,

Andrew